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Hueston Hennigan Offers Associates Midyear 'Reward.' Will Other Litigation Firms Follow Suit?
One recruiter called it "very rare to see bonuses halfway through the year," adding that the firm is likely using the bonus as a "retention tool."
Associate Bonuses: Will Others Follow This Trial Firm's Lead?
The litigation boutique will pay out up to $25,000 for associates or counsel who are on track to bill 2,700 hours this year.
SEC Chair Gensler Defends Embattled Private Fund Adviser Rule After 5th Circuit Defeat
"What we did in [the private fund adviser] rule, I think, was to help investors in private funds get quarterly statements on their fees, performance and any side deals with other investors," Gary Gensler said. "We thought and believed that it was within the law."
Buffalo Attorney Who Served as NYSBA's First Female President Has Died
The association's president from 1987-88, Maryann Saccomando Freedman was also the first state bar leader to visit all 62 counties to gain a broader perspective of the bar's needs.
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Wrongful Use of Civil Proceedings and Related Torts in Pennsylvania, Second Edition
Authors: George Bochetto, David P. Heim, John A. O’Connell, Robert S. Tintner
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Miami Jury Returns $16M Verdict: Meet the Winning Lawyers
The team and its associates sued Philip Morris USA Inc. and several other defendants on behalf of client Gloria Garcia, widow of Manuel Garcia, whom they alleged died of a smoking-related illness in 1998.
The Prosecutors Behind Hunter Biden's Conviction
Coming off the Biden case, federal prosecutors involved in the case might have their choice of career options, if they choose to head to private practice.
Unlikely Trio: Jim Crow, O.J. Simpson and Donald Trump
Sometimes, the targets of politically motivated criminal prosecutions are also guilty.
Are More Federal Judgeships on the Horizon?
The JUDGES Act would authorize 63 new permanent district court judgeships across the country over 10 years, including in Texas, California and other states where judges are dealing with particularly high caseloads.
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